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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

A wealthy Boston gentleman bad moved
ont of town ml located ina lft.r village
community where t.e ways of l.. had al
WAY, been rather primitive uui The exlenIi-
ture small One day The a,s.-ors NJ the
town came % him. rather faarfully They
didn't want % tax him out OF tie town. and
yet they proposed % have BIN bear Dds share
OF the taxation "Ah, gentlemen said be,
after they had timidiy pumped him little
as 90 the amount of bus property. "what is tle
amount Of money you have to raise here hy
taxationr Twelve thousand dollars this
year, SIR Twelve thousand dollars, eh r.
Well, send the bin D. me ami ID lay the
whole u it, Not a single rustic ln the place
paid any taxes that year, and the Boston
man got of "a good deal cheaper than he had
for some years Boston Transcript
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

Anew article. imposed mainly ot asbestos
and india rubber. termed yulcaheston, forms
a substance OF OBJ, toughness " horn, al
though it can De made of any degree OF hexi-
biutv. Ii is a nouc0nductor ot electricity,
and stands the seveest test Of ali, steam,
gases. etc. From its quality Of permanently
resisting beat, which has been SD long known
as tho characteristic feature of asbestos, 10
has been adopted by the United States gov
eminent f0r use around steam engines.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

The monument 20 the Confederate
dead who fell in The battle Of Benton
Vile is interesting a- commemorating the
last battle of the war
The battle of Bonionyillo was really
the last Of The war. for although there
was some conflict between Sherman
troops and those Of Joseph j. Johnston.
mp 30 The very day Of the latters sr-
render yet these did not rise above the
dignity Of -birmishe-. % twas also Con-
federa,c victory Both armies were COM
posed Of veterans. and that Of the Com
fcIcratc fought with desperation I'M
proportion TO the number of Confeicr-
are. engaged The Federal Joss was great
or than i'm amy other battle Of thc war.
The battle began ON April 49, 1850. and
continued several days Sherman was in
personal command of The Federal
forces Badeau gives the Federal loss ~
3gl killed and ljl wounded and missing.
Johnston commanded The Confederate
troops in person Ills losses Doc officially
reported to DE e23 killed and 1861.
Cj3 missing Jolnston's rmy numbered
ll1oo infantry and artillery The Fed
crM forces Oh The ground were $4,000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
Removing Portions Of brains and skull.

Professor Horsley has within a year oper-
atel upon thirteen patients in ten cases re-
moving portions Of the brain and in three
cases portions of the skull In these expert
ments. he Tell, the Royal society Doe u,el
precisely the same maethetio anl mt.-I-
tics a, De- haI employed DOB bis experiment..
upon the brains ~ monkeys and u no case
had Che patient complained ~ amy pain being
caused hy tire operation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

I'm referring TO the proposed act to
punish with fine and Imprisonment every
body convicted of carrying concealed
weapons the >tale says
Pass This law, and thieves can hold high
carnival But others, worthy and true.
Min have the right Of -elf-deience taken
from them such "a law would only dis
criminate against the better class and in
favor of the worse
OF course The most conservative eth
zen might be almost forced TO carry %
weapon 20 defend his person or his pro-
perry or his family.
Such laws have been passed in lawless
communities, but the Legislature ought TO
bc quick TO see The difference.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
The Human Hair.

The human hair varies in thickness from
1850 10 l-GOO of am inch Blonde hair is the
finest and rel hair the coarsest A German
investigator finds that in four heads Of hair
Of equal weight, the red one contains about
$1,000 hairs, the black lOoOOO, the brown
10000 and the blonde 10000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

entered boo l-JI Ills pulp.t e.oquen.e me-
counted f.r DIS remarkably rapid r-e % -le
L.-houa- Tle -u wora which ae "as
selected by l.. conferences t9 lo "as FL rather
difficult Undertaking Die ie.- this country
in june iast. aAl spent several months m
China aui Japan lu China lr organized o.
conference ot t.e missions 0f bis church. DE-
viii impress among tle people of t-r outA
the need of mCel..p DOB The ml,si0afe.l- IT,
was treated with great courtesy lu a.-lJala u
AMI China. 81 believe bee .iy, "th.t m
twenty years fr0mnow tLe MinI9 ri Japan
viii openly decnr. DO farorof Christianity
lu regard % the two nation. ] taua tle
Jauanese. while more brilliant ani progress
sise than their conservative rc.-l..r. are
shallow. ana ae no- nearly as thorough il
their work ml thought Bishop Wilson
made tour through the Holy aul aaI up
the Nile He's il excellent health
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

Mr. O'Brieu has arrived in Canada and
viii proceed o. show mp Lord Lansdownc
in hi, character as landlord Doubles,
there will De disturbances, a, wc hear al-
ready from Toronto that the city is fear-
ing a riot
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
Sanitary Property Of Camers Hair.

Professor jaeger, Of sanitary clothing fame,
is credited with claiming that The oior of
camels hair, which is So di,tiugu,hable, has
a most beneficial use. he asserts that DO pro
duces sleep in persons suffering from lnsom-
MIA. and be- advises them 10 sleep on pillows
covered with camels hair and stuffed with
hair
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

The accompanying cut illustrates method
proposel by Mr j. + DE Cells, Of los AM
reles. CAL. ana described hy The Scientific
American. Ly means ~ which % vessel may
De- warned of the approach n q submarine
torpedo Briefly, this plan consists iH pro-
yidng the boil with series of bulls eye
below the water lme. through which pow
erful light may he thrown 90 illuminate $40
surrounding water Alongside ~ each bulls
eye i, a glas, covered opening through which
a close watch " the water may be- main
tanned, and the approach Of torpedo noted.
Commenting upon fhe probable effectiveness
Of thi, method. ST. Cell, says. "I. there
anything 20 prevent it fho ironclad from
exploding the torpedo or torpedo boat u.s.
means " diugioie torpedo before it comes
within tho proper distance o. d. tle harm'
This device can bo applied at very small cost
70 any vessel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
ALL SORTS.
Walter Hook, Of Kalamazoo, Mich, broke
his finger while pulling off his stocking the
other day.

Walter Hook, Of Kalamazoo, Mich, broke
his finger while pulling of his stocking the
other day.
There /, a beautiful uncertainty about the
value II the copper cents Of Mexico. In Vera
Cruz Tor instance, il takes 104 Of them 20
make a dollar. while in Chihuahua niuety-lve
VIII pass Tor a dollar
4 sran 81 colts ran away at Portland. Ore,
the otharday. and coming toa railroad bridge
ran ont fu.ly fifty feet on thetie, before eitl'r
stepped through. Then both went down in a
heap ami were afterward pulled OUT with
hardly q scratch
IN the list " letters advertise as remasling
unclaimed 100 the Perth Amb0y p0,tof'ice on
April ~ is one addressed ~ % gentleman Nho
sfargers through i.fe unierthi, meelionymi,:
"Ralyomihaly Tolopsiz Alcmakoyuz Maly-
a-gi Doj.horuk.
E.heott City, MI. has "a confirmed smoker
who d, only years Oh AMI still attended by
a nurse he smoked cigar recently for an
hour or more and showed no sign, ~ sickness.
The little fellow has contracted the habit
from bis older brother.
One sam Mays placed on exhibition in
front ~ o store in jefferson. Butts county,
Ca. the h- Of The largest rattlesuase
tlat h9, been seen IN that section iu many
iays lt measured seveny-e-ht inches, aud
Dad twenty-one rattie- and button Mr
Mays killed 10 in Florida
JOHN Conrad. Pres-ine Ills. has in bis pos
session % German Bible which was printed IN
the fifteenth century. being @f0 years DID,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
A NEW SUBSTANCE MADE OF AS
BESTOS AND INDIA RUBBER.
Professor lager Advises Cameis Hair Pill
lows for Notwithstanding the
HulIs Of Vessels Against Torpedo
Boats by Means Of Submarine Lights.

The idea that a small torpedo or torpedo
boat can most cGectually and thoroughly de-
stroy the largest ir9nclad ah0at, IL The explo-
sion takes place Immediately against the bull
OF The vessel. is extremely general The pro
lection Of The bulls Of these vessels against
attacks ly submarine torpedo boats has,
therefore. received wide attention
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

The Indian Seyeralty ac, opens mil.
lions Of acres of land ON reservations to
actual settlers.
The law says That mo- patent for q quar-
ter section shall issue except 90 a person
who has taken il for % homestead. and
only after the land shall have been oc-
pied as homestead for five years Thi,
If very important restriction The
principle which it cmbodics would now
govern The distribution Of an public lands
II the Senate had not by deyiou, methods
prevented the enactment Of the House
bill repeating the prc-emption. timber
culture, and desert land laws.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

Chemists tell us Oh at ninety per cent
of man is water So Is most of the
railroad stock in this country J.
Hrnd
OF course, since the blue law obtains
in New York the average man is more
wucrand Jess whisky
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

When reporters ask people about items
of news. and undertake TO quote words
their first duty is not 20 misreprcsenr
anything Its am outrage on private
citizen 10 haul him mp before the public
without his consent aud put him IN adds
agreeable light
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

Sir Alexander Campbell Lieutenant
Governor Of The Province of Ontario,
says, with regard to Secretary Bayard' s.
proposition to constitute court of two
naval officers on each side To- settle ditli-
culties arising, pending the discussion Of
the fsheIics quesiionihai al such matters
should De settled By the civil courts
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
Mayor HeNitt vi. reane.lel DIV a com

Mayor Hewitt wa, requested by com.
mittec TO raise the wages I'm Dis iron
works He replied That their concern
cost the firm over S2000OOOO TO run
them, and That he would turn them
over TO the hands If they would guar
antee him g per cent. ON the capital.
They declined
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

General Early writes q clear and con-
elusive letter on certain military critics.
and among other things takes occa-
sion to show that sheridan could
not possibly as claimed in some quarters.
have captured killed, and wounded more
OF Early's men than hc Sheridan had.
The way that General Early proves
this, is to show that he had less than H.
600 men, and Sheridan over 10000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

II MINER LAW LECTURES uluoNceAIy
begin lith July. l.~l and end l4th September.
For circular apply ~. %. University of Nir.
s.nial Co. JOHN IS. MINOR.
imay ll-W&Salm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

Kapiolani means, when translated into
English, "the dropping Of the cloud,
from heaven An appropriate title for "a
reignng Quccn.-N J. W0rld
This is the last gem Of millinery litera-
ture from Paris.
"Thcse are no longer simple garments,
but pretty and becoming. One OF soft
pink silk, for example, made with a Wat
tcau plat at the back, had tucked yoke,
trimmed with lace, a thick lace frill down
the front and round the neck, lace ruilles
at the wrist.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17
DEATH OF JAMES B. EADS
The Distinguished Engineer and Con.
strHetor Of the Mississippi Jet.
ties Dies in the Bahama
Islands.

A dispatch from Nassau. \. F.. ssv,
Captain James B. Eads died here on &.
stE instant, of pneumonia.
James B. Eads, LII. D., was born ..
Lawreneeburg, Ind, May 20, 1920. remov.
ing with his parents in 1929 to Lopj..
Vile. KY, and from there after the desb
OF his father 10 St. Louis in 1888. wbe,s
he hes since remained. In 1889 he servsl
As clerk on river steamboat plying ON
the Mississippi. and in 1872 vas active h
forming q company 10 recover sunken
property and rise wrekced steamers on
this Mississippi and lis tributaries. A.
the outbreak of the civil var in 1861 ba
submitted 70 inc Government plar "a,
the defence Of the Western waters. "a
designed and constructed in 1852 and
1868 the first iron-clad steamer in tbs
United States navy. He afterward de-
signed and built six iron-clad gunboats
with rotating .urrets. He was the pro.
iector and eoriector and CONSTRUCTING
engineer OF this Illinois and St. Louis
bridge. and has dsepened by means of let
ties the South Pass OF the Mississippi from
eight 10 thi,tT feet, and his main and sole
ides 10 CON plete his scheme of the shin
Ailway across the isthmus. In the month
Of August, 1854, he,was awarded the Albert
medal b. the Society Of Arts in England
in recognition of the valuable aid which
his services have rendered to the commerce
OF the world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17
THE LATEST TELEGs4H
WASHINGTON.

TuE postnassz General ma put the
British American Claim agency Of New
York, whose officers are nOE under arrest.
on the fraud list.
THE treasury department il Informed
shat maa. Of the trade dollars present
I'd for redemption a. Mex York have
been split and Allied 20 skillfully as to
almost defy detection.
CoxxIszoarE sP8HKs has ordered the
restoration 20 entry Of 1890 acres Of
land ia the Reed City Mich land dis.
trict which we're se!sct9d ~ 1871 By the
Jackson, Lansing ard Saginaw Railroad
Company.
TnE clerks Of the senate and house
committees on appropriations find that
the sums actually set aside by congress
aggregate S287,3s7,14I Under 'he Mezi-
can pension las 7.7lG claims nave been
fled.
PEEsDxsr CLEyzLAED he's pardone5
Joseph Il. Evans. an aged pOlygsmis.,
who has already served two years 10 the
Utah pen.tentiary, and Oscar T. Baldwin.
tae embezzling bank cashier Of Newark,
New jersey, already e. large on a writ Of
habeas corpus.
Ay understanding has BEEN reached be-
tween committee representing tas
American Cattle Breeders Association
and the Commissioner Of Agriculture
which promises more efficient co-opera-
tiou between the association and the De
pertinent Of Agriculture in the suppress
ion OF P.sgr0 pneumonia.
TIP river ard harbor bill passed be-
corZress appropriate 5000 for survey
and estimates for waterway from Lake
Michigan 70 Joliet and thence % La Sale.
which with the improvement Of the Hi
uois river would permit tne passage Of
large vessels frsn the lakes 70 the Mis-is-
-ippi.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17
4 Merchant Who Cowhided His Son.
Dry Goods Chronicle.

Ia 1924 an old merchant in New York
city started his sou, who was inclined TO
be somewhat dissipated, IN business.
When he SET him up he said to HIM
Now, my son, ! have given Won ample
capital II you are steady and take care
of IL and yourself you viii do well and
make 4 large fortune. Keep ont of bad
com pany avoid gambling. I will indorse
all your business notes for purchases. If
you do not do as | wish you will incur ~ :
serious displeasure.'
Years rolled on. and the son seemed to
be doing well, when one morning we'll
known blackleg called on the old gentle
man and presented him with q check on
the Bank of America for 81 600.
Il have been to the bank" said the
gambler, "and they refuse to pay it. Is
that your SIGNATURE"
The SOD had lost that amount AZ the
faro table the night before. 1t flashed
across the old merchants mind that some.
thing was wrong and he observed TO the
gambler:
Give me that check and will give you
another
He did so. and the gambler went away
satisfied. As soon as he was gone the old
gentleman started for the store of mis-
son. All seemed sunshine there. lie
spoke to his son:
II want to see you upstairs"
They went clear up TO the garnet, out
of hearing. Then the e1asperated father
drew ont of his pocket the check. He
put it under the eye of his son.
"What does this mean:'
The son was astounded. He tried to
shuttle it of to explain it away. Ii was
of use.
"You shall no longer bring disgrace up
on me. will put stopper on such
goings on"
On mis- way down to his sons store be
had bought a heavv rowhiGe n. q saddler's
shop. lie took hIs sor by the collar and
gave him n most terrible cowhiding
When he had finished he said
Nov wind up your business as quickly
as possible
The son left the business. never 10 re.
turn 70 il again, and was never after re.
garded as any account by his father ol
anyone else.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17
EINES AND CASUALTIES.

By a fall earth In a mine at Lavant,
Ontario, three men were killed and two
others were seriously injured.
TUX Gazette Office at Davenport Iowa.
WIS Quilted by fire Monday, eptailing a
loss OF about $4,000.
TuE boiler in Carr's Single mill. twelve
miles north of Alpona, Mich, exploded,
Tuesday morning Emory Carr was
killed, ana Waldo aud Eugene Carr fatal
" acalded.
A tEr in the business portion OF Wal
Ia Walla, Wash. T., Wednesday, destroy
cd stores Gnd ether property to the
amount OF Sl21,o0O
Gums single mill near Edmore, Mich,
was shattered by the explosion of the
boiler Wednesday morning. Two per
sons were killed, one fatally injured, and
six dangerously wounded
FrpprEsrS's hotel aud store al Audover.
la were entirely destroyed by fire early
Tuesday morning. The loss Is SleOuo,
with $1,000 insurance
AtrHouou the Ohio river ut Cincinnati
stands above the danger line, the city Is
threatened with water famine from the
cloggipg Of the pumping engines by mud
aud sand No hydraulic elevators are al
lowed 90 run
BY the falling of a slate Monday IN the
Phillips coal mine, at Otiumwa, Iowa, \.
T. Wiley was instantly iaihed and John
White, the mine boss, dangerously IN
lured
Tux steamer Fleetwood burst her
steam pipe Friday morning near Law.
renceburg. Ind Three roustabouts were
fatally scaided. aud the enEiu Ger, Frank
Good, was seriously injured.
FlnG i'll the Sherwood Manufacturing
Companys factory at Grand Rapids,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17
FUREIGA

Tux banking capital OF Canada II SAL,
2j5 1876. The returns for January show
an increase OF $5,00O0O0 in deposits by
the people.
Iris rumored that an agreement hiss
been arrived 81 between Russia md Aus
tria for the settlement Of tbs differences
relative 20 the Balkan states.
TIM journal de St. Petersburg says il
j. not confident that the mission Of Ria
Bey 70 sofia will De successful though il
approves the Ports desire 20 contribute
70 o specific solution OF the Bulgarian
crisis.
Is GALWAY, Monday evening, during an
outbreak in which the troops we're con
fined 20 their barracks, noD Of one
Thousand eit.zaa7 beat aud Kicked few
soldiers found ia the streets and then
stoned the barracks
TuE Frankfort Zeituug says the pro.
prictors OF the principal German steel
works have Joined the rail makers com.
biuahon, and foreign works are also Civ
ing their adhesion % an arrangement
which is likely 90 come into force very
shortly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

EuL j bEur of south Boston, who
killed hIs brother-inIaw, George +. En-
mons, last Thanksgiving night, will on
Saturday plead guilty to murder "a the
second degree and be sentenced TO i'm
prisunmont for life,
WImIAh TEN5tEE. aged 20, shot at
Robert A. Connolly, o well known civil en-
gineor of Milwaukee, Monday afternoon,
tho bullet woundiuR Connolly horse in
the hip, Tensler r. believed 10 be
insane.
FugprmaK +. HISS, son of the post
muster 90 Clarksvlle, Mich. has been ar
rested for robbiug the mail-. Losses hgfo
been reported from that Office for the
past six mobths
WruIAM G.. HIcEmAN. o. Boston, has
fled 60 Canadn, after swiudling capital
i.ts out Of 100000 by q scheme 70 manu-
facture an article called "-ugarine" out
of common starch. Hickman has Itch
and influential relatives 40 Philadelphia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17

Funny thing occurred down at
our house. Christmas said the brake
man. I'm away almost every highs in
the year, but Christmas night | got a
lay. off and stayed home with my wife and
babies. Next door 20 Us lives one of the
-tiugiest old oodeers that ever was.
Wheeler is his name and everybody calls
him Stlngy Wheeler. He Is an old chap,
who has no child en- and no friends, and
is said to be worth good deal OF money.
I've had a good deal of sickness in my
house this winter, and times have been
right hard with u. II was mighty little
Christmas we mad, l can tell you.
"'Wen, there's one thing we can say,
Henry said my wife TO me, and that Is
that orr h0Ase Is not hard 20 warm. 1t
beats all the way our coal lasts as here.
That half ton you got a month ago isn't
nearly gone yet.
THAT'S the way coal lasts when there :
nobody TO steal it, rs We had where lived
last, / replied. Now there's only one
man in this neighborhood I'd suspect OF
stealing coal. and that's Stingy Wheeler.
| wouldn't trust that old cOdger very
far
Neither would /, said my wife.
"That night after we got in bed my wife
woke mo. saying that she was sure there
was someone IN the cosl-house.
- believe its old Wheeler, | said.
$50 do l., my wife replied, but he
careful, Renry and don't get into trouble
with the old .kinhint, she added as
hastily dressed myself.
softly tiptoed out to the coal house,
and. sure enough, there was a man hard
al work with = shovel. II WAS Stingy
Wheeler. and he was throwing coal from
his hin into mine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17
GENERAL NOTES

JOINS NALrERs, one of the Irish patriots
Of '9s. died Wednesday at Detroit Mich,
aged los years.
A cYLIspBrcAL tunnel with diameter
of six feet is being bored under the ST.
Clair river at Port Huron, as a test for a
Grand Trunk railway connection.
The strike of the brakemen on the
Pittsburgh Division of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will probably prove
"a failure. The company ia running all
its trains with new men.
TW Governor of Iowa has issued q
proclamation instituting strict qnaran-
tine regulations against the importation
of cattle into that state from Illinois be
cause OF the alleged pleuro pneumonia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17

oEENAs professor who has tins ardu.
Gus bat undoubtedly agreeable task Of
ilsfruotlng class OF young giri. at "a
private school vas one day discussing
upon the beauties Of the German word
"aufwinderaehen," saying that the Eng
lish had no word corresponding TO IL ia
sentiment aud feeling. 80 yes, $50 have
professor spoke out cheeffully one Of
tho pupils with a sparkle of mischief in
her eyes Zach, WHAT is the word 70 be
asked. "Seo you later, was the infoma.
tion. "Soe you later" repeated the pro
fessor, with tho air Of having received o
pathological truth "Yes; thutis good
phrase. IL il idiomatic ltis very cx-
prcssiye. Several days later the pro.
lesBor was invited 20 q dinner IF dis.
tingnishod guests. "A he was parting
with his hoat, who gaa man OF much
dignity and ceremony, be almost oleoiri-
hod tho company by eEclaiming ia q
tone Of deep feeling See you later. See
you gaterl' The lesson Of hI. misehiey-
Gus pupil was evidently we'll learned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-17
sHG RNEw Mn
chicago TiDupe

she sat he.i,e me at TIE play
n sl her Siriisu tevelue=s,
White IN tkA box across the WAY
4 cuwAErr IT, gorgeous gress
SAT, while ihr dismou}s glittered bright
On wnnklt-i "a and sa7u diets bare
Aa Rrre th - gems luy CNn / cried
- bud '1r them a pLacs more fair
sweetheart whispered. seed Tel
vner~ woubt hav-tbcse GEMS repds-f
She fafsfdd nst tzhe knew me =
my wigh your uncir suppose